Yes, they are both WebKit, though largely irrelevant. Personally, I’m a daily KDE user. I did install falkon out of Curiosity for a short while. But neither it or konqueror are generally in any distributions base install. Including KDE neon.
They are usable, so long as you don’t use any sort of add-ons.
Falkon is based on Qt web. So it is also WebKit.
Correction Falkon and Qt web engine are indeed chromium. Konqueror alone then would be WebKit
I love the concept of peer tube. The reality of it needs a lot of work.
Perhaps a not for profit, focused on funding and supporting creators for peer tube could fix a lot of the issues. It’s a huge hurdle that keeps many on YouTube. That and providing base minimal infrastructure to seed the media.
Don’t be so sure. Agent Krasnoff desperately wants the approval of Putin and Xi. He basically handed what was left of our economic influence to China nearly the moment he took office. And has spent the year screaming and crying like a petulant child. He will abandon Taiwan at the first hint of any approval or attention from Russia or China.
They also haven’t written a browser. It’s an apples and oranges comparison. There are plenty of Firefox derivatives that don’t have all the bloat that Mozilla, et cetera, is putting into there. That’s not the point. The point is how controlled they are by one of their competitors, namely Google.
There are only three main browser makers. Chrome by Google Firefox by Mozilla and WebKit/Safari now maintained by Apple but derived from Linux’s K desktop environment web engine. There are a lot of wrappers written around these, but at the end of the day, there’s still just the three.
The one real interesting bright spot though that I’m looking forward to is servo. Originally started by Mozilla, but now completely free of them. It’s not yet in a daily driver’s state, but it’s looking to be quite interesting.
Yep, sadly all the big countries that need to be taken to the ICC don’t recognize it. Funny how that works. No United States, no Russia no China, etc. It’s a decent idea. But unfortunately toothless as most other justice is kept.
To an extent. In a know your enemies sense it’s useful. In a useful communication sense it’s becoming more and more ineffective. There’s software that will post to both twitter and mastodon. If your audience is on twitter but you make no effort to change that. Then you support it to your own determent. Part of it is a publicity thing.
More need to be like hey, if you follow me but want less fascism popping up in your feed. You can now follow on mastodon etc. If enough people did that, we’d see some changes. Probably banning mention of mastodon on twitter. But still better than passive inertia.
Edit And hello again.
That it’s become a popular joke in many circles is especially damning. Maybe just maybe, we should actually focus on rehabilitation and support. And less on torture and separation. It would certainly benefit society as a whole.
¿Why not both?
It will definitely, unfortunately, be one-sided and unnecessary. But it is what our government specializes in. Not a maduro fan. But any of the world powers whether it’s the US, Russia, or China. Actively attacking or saber rattling against neighbors, can get fucked.
Have you ever heard of this never before said phrase? The ends don’t justify the means.
It is inarguable that industrialization and automation can generally be a net benefit to mankind and society. It’s also inarguable that that does not justify or excuse abuses in pursuit of it.
Industrialization and automation benefited a lot of people in America, too. Does that make what the United States did acceptable or justifiable? And if not, why not? You know what an actual shitlib/tankie take is. Our side did it, so that makes it okay.
Good things can happen in spite of bad leadership. How does that make bad leadership good?
Being called a shit-lib by campist tanky is quite a complement! Thanks pal! Your disproval Is a wonderful sign that I haven’t lost touch with reality. Unlike some people.
Stalin and Hitler worked together to kill members of my family. It makes a lot of sense to compare them. I get that you think it’s okay because he’s your bad guy. Only other people’s bad guys are bad.
Apathy and concentrated power gave us Hitler Stalin and Lenin. You can’t dislike Hitler but like Lenin/Stalin without being a campist hypocrite.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions and " supposed to be’s. It didn’t start with Stalin, even if he was one of the worst offenders. Whatever it was supposed to be, died in the cradle when a salty bitch named Vladimir Lenin. Who couldn’t suffer losing the countries first democratic election. Ended any meaningful democracy when he appointed himself over the winner. Enabling Stalin.
I mean, sure. But that’s neither here nor there with regards to the article.
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This was all likely a stunt. Apparently her mother is a well-known propagandist and blogger.
Hell my home server is a i7 4700. It’s a solid experience, though it is missing a few nice to haves these days. I have three Linux desktops in the house, i7 6700. One dell one lenovo and one HP. The Dell and Lenovo I have no need or desire to replace them for the little amount of gaming, etc. I do. They have decent graphics cards since I do 3D modeling. RX 580 and NV 1050.
The HP, I don’t know if there’s legitimate hardware failing somewhere on it, or if it’s just HP suckage. I have a little power HP Elite Book with an AMD processor and APU on it, and that thing is awesome. But this little business tower was struggling with Windows 10 before they killed it off. It’s better with Linux, but it’s still a shadow of the other two similarly-spect systems. Who knows.
When going for older hardware, though, my biggest recommendation is to don’t get the low end. Go for something higher. A similarly specced i7 Perfectly offer a significant performance boost over the i5. If someone gave me an i3 I could find a use for it. But I would never buy one.
Definitely take a look at what you’re looking to host and what it supports. Support for raspberry Pi and their Debian based pi OS is surprisingly widespread and robust. Not always first-party top-level support robust, but surprisingly adequate for a $35, $50 SBC.
Worst case scenario is still a solid introduction to open source software. Downloading, compiling, installing, et cetera. Some of my earliest projects on the pi involved that. Using the camera module along with the video for Linux subsystem, which wasn’t included or packaged under Raspian at the time at least. Go git project. Make, make install, and party
Definitely, though that can also be an issue with older x86 cores. Or, hell newer ones with non heterogeneous cores. Though that at least is getting better on both architectures.
Ah you are correct. Thanks for the correction. I may have read otherwise, somewhere, but who knows that may have been an AI-tinted site. It’s been a hot minute since I last messed with programming using QT. I could have sworn it was webkit but the facts are the facts.